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BLACK CATS BACK PURRING AGAIN

By Steve White

SUNDERL AND 2
Ballard 70, Neil 84

WEST BROM 1
Thomas-Asante 86

STAR MAN
DAN BALLARD Sunderland

INTERIM boss Mike Dodds says he expects to still be in charge of Sunderland for Tuesday’s visit of Leeds United after guiding the Black Cats to a victory over West Brom.
Dodds was handed the head coach role on a temporary basis after Tony Mowbray was sacked earlier this week and got off to the perfect start as Sunderland brought a threegame winless run to an end.
The interview process for a new head coach is underway, but Dodds doesn’t expect an appoin...

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